Used but in great condition. Tested before listing... Sounds absolutely amazing. See below for AI generated amp spec. Thanks for buying. 

The Fender Bassman Ten (often called the Bassman 10) is a vintage 1970s and early 80s all tube combo amplifier. Originally marketed as a bass amp, it became highly favored by guitarists for its thick cleans, gritty breakup, and "half-stack" feel produced by its unique sealed 4x10 speaker cabinet design.Key

Specifications

Type: All-Tube Combo

Output Power: 50 Watts RMS (Early/Mid '70s) later bumped to 70 Watts RMS (Late '70s - 1982) with ultra-linear transformers

Speakers: \(4 \times 10\) CTS or optional Oxford/JBL ceramic speakers (8-ohm total impedance)

Preamp Tubes: \(2 \times 7025\) (or 12AX7), \(1 \times 12AT7\)

Power Tubes: \(2 \times 6L6GC [0.5.6]\)

Weight: Approx. 66 lbs

Channel Layout

The amplifier features two independent channels, making it highly versatile for dialing in different tones

Bass Normal Channel: 2 inputs, "Deep" switch, Volume, Treble, and Bass controls. (Later models sometimes included a Mid control).

Bass Studio Channel: 2 inputs, "Bright" switch, Volume, Treble, Middle, and Bass controls.

Master Section: Master Volume control

Hardware & Cosmetics

Cabinet Design: A distinctively heavy, sealed (or mostly closed-back) \(4 \times 10\) particle board cabinet on casters.

Era & Style: 

Silverface styling with a blue/white/silver grill cloth (1972-1980), transitioning to Blackface cosmetics (1980-1982).